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Periocular Surgery and the Asian Face
Chicago - The presence of a single upper lid or asymmetry between the left and right lids with regard to the height of the supratarsal crease are among the most frequent characteristics that bring Asian patients to seek periocular aesthetic surgery, Jean Carruthers, M.D., said at the annual meeting of the American Society for Dermatology Surgery.
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